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New Energy Dynamics Proposal
Collaboration Proposal
Mission Statement: The Universal Conversion of Government & Fleet Vehicles to Hydrogen/Natural Gas and the deployment of best practices needed in the Supply Chain to accomplish this goal.
Pollution free world of tomorrow
The By-Products of hydrogen combustion is
only water. Environment clean. Obama’s Government today very incline to add “Clean jobs” to the high rate of unemployment. It is also renewable and efficient source of energy.
Lets’ start (1)
Fuel of Automotive Transportation
We propose to use hydrogen as a fuel of the future for
automotive transportation because price of gasoline is not constant. (It is believed to go back to $4.00 in about 2 years when China & India economies re-starts) Propose to start with public fleets and general transportation for testing the concept. Convert some delivery fleets to hydrogen: need the support and logistic management of the supply the hydrogen fuel. Conversion already done by Honda (FCX Clarity car) and by GM (Chevrolet Equinox FC) of about 200+ car on the market – lease only or outright lending in California and elsewhere. Tests on the West Coast because of supply of Hydrogen. See slide “Competition” in the USA.
Strategy (1)
If hydrogen technology is too costly to deploy
then start with Natural gas that is plentiful today in Western Pennsylvania, but that will rise to a high in about 2 years and disappear later. This is only a “band aid” solution for getting access to the Pennsylvania Energy Development Authority .
Data – List of Hydrogen cars
HYDROGEN CARS Audi A2H2 Car BMW HR2 Race Car BMW Hydrogen 7 Chrysler ecoVoyager Daihatsu Tanto FCHV Fiat Panda Concept Ford Airstream Concept Ford Explorer Fuel Cell Ford Flexible Series Edge Ford Focus FCV Ford Model U Ford Super Chief Truck Giugiaro Vadho GM Cadillac Provoq GM Chevy Equinox FC GM Chevy Volt GM Electrovan GM H2H Hummer SUT GM Hy-wire Concept GM HydroGen Minivan GM Sequel Concept Honda FCX Honda FCX Clarity
Honda Puyo
Hyundai I-Blue Hyundai Tucson FCEV Kia Borrego FCEV Kia Sportage FCEV Mazda 5 Premacy RE Mazda RX-8 RE Mercedes B-Class FCell Mercedes BlueZero FCell Mercedes F600 Hygenius Mitsubishi Nessie SUV Morgan LifeCar Nissan X-Trail FCV Peugeot 207 Epure Peugeot H2Origin Pininfarina Sintesi Renault Scenic ZEV H2 Suzuki Ionis Mini Think FC5 Car Think Nordic Car Toyota FCHV SUV Toyota Fine-T (Fine-X) Volkswagen HyMotion Volkswagen Tiguan VW Passat Lingyu FCV VW Space Up Blue
Data (2)
Hydrogen Fueling Station Locator Maps For those owning, leasing or test driving a hydrogen car right now finding appropriate fueling stations can be quite a challenge. Fortunately, there are now three different resources that drivers in the U. S. can use to find hydrogen fueling station near where they live and to where they wish to travel. Hydrogen Generator Plan for CARS Insider Information revealed to Boost Mileage of your car by 30% - 60% and laugh at high gasoline costs while reducing emissions. Resources from the National Hydrogen Association (NHA), Fuel Cells 2000 and the U. S. Department of Energy (DOE) all show a list of U. S. hydrogen fueling stations and some of these resources include Canada and worldwide stations as well. The NHA's Hydrogen Fueling Station Database shows both operational and planned stations in the U. S. and Canada. All one needs to do is pick a country and a state and click the search button and a list will appear that will show location as well as whether this is a mobile or stationary fueling station. The Fuel Cells 2000 resource is a PDF file containing all known worldwide hydrogen fueling stations. The categories are broken down by location (starting with the U. S. states), type of hydrogen fuel dispensed, project, partners in building the maintaining the station, dates that it was opened or upgraded or decommissioned, H2 production technique including electrolysis of water or reforming of natural gas, specifics and comments plus a few even include a photograph of the station. The U. S. DOE has an alternate energy fueling station map that includes hydrogen as one of the fuels for which users can search. Simply click on the hydrogen box, input an address or zip code and mile radius and you're set to see the hydrogen fueling stations in that area. The DOE resource even allows you to map a route or go to the Advanced Options tab and you'll see that you can find the stations that take certain credit cards or other payment options. Public, private and planned hydrogen fueling stations are also listed. On the map graphic, I've chosen to use the DOE resource to do a search that includes the hydrogen filling station in Irvine, California. Drivers of the Chevy Equinox Fuel Cell (Project Driveway) and Honda FCX Clarity will be using the Irvine station for refueling. A while back, the fuel cell engineers from GM talked about mapping the U. S. fueling stations and he had mentioned including the various maps such as those listed on this next page inside a vehicle global positioning system (GPS) so that drivers of hydrogen cars may quickly and easily find the nearest station as needed. This idea certainly has a lot of merit and will be welcomed by many future hydrogen car drivers everywhere.
Data – Example Los Angeles
Data – Example Los Angeles
Filling Station.
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Rich Fitzharris ( President/CEO, EnergySCM) Energy Supply Chain Management Corp. 105 North Wade Ave Washington,Pa 15301 1-724-350-6641 cell Email: rfitzharris@energyscm.com Web-site: www.EnergySCM.com